Indents on either side of nose post under eye filler. Should I dissolve?

Filler migration, should it occur, typically happens soon after the filler treatment, and so is unlikely the case here. On the other hand, I have personally seen this kind and other variants of filler-related, under-eye problems, known as"puffy pillows," that may occur months to years following treatment. These are believed to be caused by lymphedema or lymphatic obstruction resulting from the use of an inappropriate filler for the under-eye area and/or too superficial placement of the filler in that area.
I have personally had gratifying results in improving this complication with the use of an algorithm of varying combinations, concentrations and amounts of intralesional anti-inflammatory injections.
You would be wise to consult and seek treatment with an experienced, board certified cosmetic dermatologist filler expert. Hope this helps and best of luck.

Hello,

Noticing changes in your facial structure after having had under-eye filler a couple of years ago can be concerning. The indents you're observing on either side of your nose could potentially be due to a few factors:

Filler Migration: It's possible that the filler has migrated slightly from its original placement, which can occasionally happen over time. This might create unevenness or indents in areas near the filler site.

Natural Changes: As we age, natural changes in the facial structure can occur, which might reveal or accentuate areas that were previously not as noticeable.

Volume Loss: Loss of volume in surrounding areas, unrelated to the filler itself, could also contribute to the appearance of indents.

Before deciding to dissolve the filler, consider consulting with a qualified dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon. They can assess your situation in person, review your treatment history, and determine the best course of action. If the indents are due to filler migration, dissolving the filler with hyaluronidase might be an option. However, a professional evaluation is crucial to ensure the correct approach is taken.

Best regards,